Cleo Abram went to Antarctica to discover the secrets lying beneath the ice. And she brought her millions of followers with her. The video journalist trekked down into the ice to show her “Huge, If True” audience a body of water that could contain living organisms, a discovery previously made by a team of Soviet scientists, and that had been sealed off from the rest of the world for 15 million years. The expedition became two videos, each less than 20 minutes long, packed with graphics, expert interviews and firsthand discoveries — the kind of highly produced science programming that once would have been at home on a network like National Geographic or Discovery. On YouTube, her videos garnered more than 6 million views each for her more than 12 million followers across platforms. Abram’s journey to Antarctica is emblematic of a much larger shift in how audiences consume science and educational content. YouTube, which helped make viral science experiments like the Diet Coke and Mentos geyser a cultural phenomenon in the platform’s early years, has evolved into a home for sophisticated STEM programming that can attract audiences in the tens of millions. They’re the type of programs traditional media…

Kendall Jenner showed off her figure in a cheeky bikini photo as her rumored romance with Jacob Elordi continues to heat up.

Former CBS News President Wendy McMahon admitted that Bari Weiss’ role as editor-in-chief at the network is not ‘typical.’

A consortium of 23 industry groups warned the “ubiquity of global streaming services puts local stories at risk” as Netflix, Amazon and YouTube reshape the global TV market, 

In the National Geographic docuseries, Bill Spade, the sole survivor of Staten Island’s Rescue Company 5 crew, finally tells an NYPD officer’s sons about their father’s last moments.

The former Canadian politician has found time away from partner and pop star Katy Perry to develop a scripted and unscripted slate alongside co-founder Katie Telford.

De’Mario “Raz B” Thornton and Mona Li Thornton are navigating a heartbreaking loss. The B2K singer and his wife shared the death of their son Astro Monte Thornton just three months after welcoming…

From King West to Yorkville, these five Toronto hotels become unofficial festival headquarters for industry meetings, late-night drinks, talent sightings and the occasional escape between screenings.

Mariah Carey admitted that raising her twins Moroccan and Monroe Cannon keeps her on her toes as the teenagers get older.

The comedian and podcaster stars in the TIFF dramedy that takes inspiration from his own life: “I never thought we would honestly make a movie about it.”

The mega brand based on classics tapped the downtown darlings to join forces

Elon Musk warned ‘humanity is dying out’ after a Census report showed seniors now outnumber young children worldwide, a shift that threatens Social Security.

Prince William reportedly ‘didn’t want’ Meghan Markle to use Princess Diana’s memory as ‘U.K. relaunch pad.’

The Duke of Sussex and his wife, Meghan Markle, touched down across the pond with their two kids — Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet — in August.

Alix Earle admitted that filming ‘Earle Meets World’ helped heal her family and brought them closer.

A year after a $750,000 horror movie became the biggest Toronto sale ever, can the fest’s first official market catch that lightning again?

Beth Stern said Howard Stern’s new HBO Max work schedule was a win-win, giving her more time with him at home.

After 50 years, $2 billion in production and an Oscar for Chicago, Don Carmody is retiring — with one final gift to Canada’s next producers.

Angelina Jolie said her six children are ‘definitely individuals’ and explained why she tries to ‘not get in their way’ as they forge their own paths.

TIFF market boss Geoff Macnaughton on the festival’s new financing forum, why streamers are shifting how they buy, and building a market for film, TV and beyond.

Gisele Bundchen opened up about welcoming her third child at 45 and finding new perspective in motherhood.

After a summer of denim and Dôen, Dakota Johnson is back in full red carpet mode for the 2026 Kering Foundation Caring for Women dinner.

If there’s one thing we’re ready to do when the temperatures start to dip, it’s swap our summer layers for seriously cool fall jackets. And lucky for us, this season’s outerwear lineup is anything…

Frederic Fekkai’s rep denies allegations in a new lawsuit claiming the hairstylist’s salons helped Jeffrey Epstein groom alleged victims.

Heading to New England for a long weekend? Book one of the best Airbnbs in Vermont for the full cozy cabin experience.

The best part about being a Netflix subscriber is being exposed to all kinds of films. This September, the streamer is adding a wide variety of movies from different genres, decades and countries, and Watch With Us is recommending three great titles that aren’t as popular as they should be. The approaching fall season is a great time to watch a good rom-com, and About Time with Rachel McAdams tells one of the best — and unusual — love stories in the genre. We also recommend getting your laugh on with Keanu, which is inspired by the John Wick actor Keanu Reeves, and the little-seen British drama True Things. ‘About Time’ (2013) Translux/Kobal/Shutterstock Tim Lake (Domhnall Gleeson) discovers the men of his family have a unique gift –they can travel back in time, but only to moments they’ve personally experienced. His father, James (Love Actually‘s Bill Nighy), warns him not to use his gift for fame and fortune, so Tim decides to use it on another, more important thing — love. When he meets American Mary (Rachel McAdams), he thinks she’s the one and is determined to win her heart, even if he has to travel back to the perfect…

As a growing cohort of consumers tire of tracking metrics and optimizing their wellbeing, anti-optimization has never been hotter. Here are the brands offering a blueprint for those looking to carve out a niche in an otherwise saturated wellness space.

CEO Oriane Pick and producer Anaïs Ferrato discuss the company’s shorts that have left a mark, moving into feature films and series, and ensuring that “representation is not just a word.”

Megyn Kelly ripped Sandra Bullock’s recent comments about her two adoptive children as the actress promoted her new film, ‘Practical Magic 2.’

Prince Harry will take part in his first public engagements since returning to the U.K. later this month. Harry, 41, will attend the annual WellChild Awards in London on September 21. The Duke of Sussex has been the charity’s patron since 2007. “It is always a privilege to be part of the WellChild Awards and to meet the extraordinary children, young people, families and professionals whose courage and determination inspire us all,” Harry said in a statement. “This year feels particularly special as we celebrate 20 years of the WellChild Nurse program, two decades of supporting thousands of children and families and helping them to live more of their lives at home. These awards are a wonderful opportunity to celebrate that impact, but above all to celebrate the incredible people at the heart of it. Their stories are a powerful reminder of what can be achieved through compassion, connection and community.” “We are delighted to welcome our Patron, Prince Harry, to the 2026 WellChild Awards, in association with GSK, as we celebrate the extraordinary children, young people and families at the heart of WellChild’s work,” added WellChild chief executive Matt James. How Prince William and Kate Really Feel About Harry…